A taxi driver's wife pushes him to kill someone so he can hold onto the $12,000 he discovered in his taxi. This story was made before on "Suspense" on June 29, 1950.

A man and woman get stuck during bad weather and find safety at a far-off castle, but a crazy scientist there wants to use them to test his deadly weapon that can kill people. Wow! There's another Suspense episode with this same name but it tells a different story.

An employee wants to destroy the workplace where he has a job and needs to get out before his explosive device goes off. Different problems keep making him take longer to escape. This story was made before for "Suspense" on June 9, 1949 and for "The Whistler" on October 23, 1944.

An exciting story about two kids, a bottle and a game of Russian Roulette. A drama for two voices...good radio!

"The study of a man who was determined to finish a murder he never started." "A story based on actual events." A married man loses his job, then confesses to a murder he did not commit. His mental countdown seems to be getting a lot worse.

In a small inn on a snow covered side of the Alps, a stranded American has a fear of impending doom.

A couple runs out of gas during a storm while "The crazy woman" is chopping off people's heads, somewhere out in the darkness.

A detective discovers a murdered salesman in his own home, and the dead man's wife becomes the main suspect.

A strange story about two radio comedy writers and the young lady that comes between them.

A guy gets his car back from the cops after it was stolen, but he finds his dead wife's body in the trunk two times.

A heartwarming tale follows a poor boy from London's rough neighborhoods as he tries to escape street life, but faces the pull of taking shortcuts to get ahead.

A hurt criminal rests in a hospital while cops ask him questions. He will tell them about his life of crime with the gang - Bonnie Bernard, Pinky Roberts, and the rest - but only if they keep one woman's name out of the whole story.

A good story about a blind cobbler and his no-good son who refuses to work. J. Carroll Naish is excellent with a Portuguese dialect. The story has a good surprise ending.

A good ghost story about a huge pipe organ built throughout an entire house, and the reason that it tends to play itself.